Type 1
Type 2
Gestational
Neonatal Risk
OGTT
100

Medication for management

Insulin

100

Medication for management

oral hypoglycemic (metformin)

100

Risk Factors

Obesity, age, history of DM2

100

Neonatal blood glucose of 29 mg/dL

neonatal hypoglycemia

100

Patient's glucose of 95 mg/dL

Fasting glucose 

200

Lifestyle management

Glucose monitoring

200

Lifestyle management

Diet

200

How often do you assess glucose intrapartum?

4 hours

200

A newborn that is much larger than usual

macrosomia 

200

Glucose range after administering OGTD in the first hour

180 mg/dL or higher

300

Manifestations of hypoglycemia

hunger, shakiness, pallor

300

Manifestations of hyperglycemia

excessive thirst, frequent urination, blurred vision

300

How often do you assess glucose when out of range?

every 15- 30 minutes

300

Shoulder dystonia

An obstetric emergency where the anterior fetal shoulder is stuck on the maternal pubic symphysis delaying birth.

300

How many elevated glucose readings needed to diagnose gestational diabetes?

2

400

Treatment for hypoglycemia

15 grams of carbohydrates 

400

Nutritional Portions

1/2 plate vegetables, 1/4 protein, 1/4 carbohydrates

400

Risk increase above this age

35

400

Signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia

high pitched cry, irritable, lethargy.

400
How many grams of carbohydrates in OGTT?

50 Grams

500

Patient received carbohydrate for hypoglycemia and you re-check glucose of 60 mg/dL. What do you do next?

Give 15 grams of carbohydrates. Goal to be at least 70 mg/dL.

500

Lifestyle risk

obesity

500

OTGG test should be conducted

24-28 weeks of gestation

500
Education for parent about neonatal feedings 

neonate will have trouble with suckling (poor feeding)

500

What readings are expected with in the 3rd hour of OGTT?

140 mg/dL or higher